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How would you pronounce Marissa?
Marissa or Marisa- would you pronounce it
Mah-rissa
Mah-ree-saAlso- where are you located (geographically)?And finally, do you know any Marissas?THANK YOU!!!! Lisa (36w1d preggo)
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Mah-riss-ahNew YorkAnd I know a few Marissa's and one Mah-ree-sah.♥ Kristen ♥~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Marissa - Mah-rissaMarisa - Mah-ree-sa
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I say Mah-rissa. I'm from Australia and nope, don't know any Marissa's or Marisa's.
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"muh-RISS-uh"My best friend's little sister is named Marissa. She's called Riss. I'm located in midatlantic USA (MD to be specific).
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I'd say mah-riss-ah. I live in England, and I know one Marisa but no Marissas.
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I would say them both mah-RISS-ah. I'm in California; I know one Marissa and one Marisa.
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1. Mah-rissa
2. Canada
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'come down now,' they'll say
But everything looks perfect from far away,
'come down now,' but we'll stay...
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Mah-Rissa
I live in California and I know 2 Marissas
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Marissa - mah-rissa
Marisa - mah-ree-saPortugalI don't know any Marissas, but I do know some Marisas (all of them pronounce their name mah-ree-za). It was fairly common about 10-15 years ago, and is still used (usually by young people with lower income and education level - name trends, please don't sue me for this); also common in the Gipsy community. Generally it's considered as a 90's trendy name.
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You're from Portugal! I'm Portuguese and I would absolutely love to visit Portugal and The Azores one day. If you don't mind me asking where about are you from?
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I was born in Lisbon, but I live in this really small town (about 4,000 people) in the middle of nowhere =P. It's deep south, in the deserted region of Baixo Alentejo.
Were you born here, or are your parents Portuguese? Or anything else lol! Sorry, this is curiosity taking over me... :-)
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Mah-rissaLondon, England
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Marissa as Mah-rissa, similar to Melissa, same "issa"-sound.
Marisa as Mah-ree-sa, long ee-sound as in Marina and Marita.I live in Sweden and I've never met a Marissa or Marisa but I've met Melissa and Marita."You sought a flower and found a fruit. You sought a spring and found a sea. You sought a woman and found a soul. You are disappointed."
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I pronounce it Mah-rissa, and prefer the spelling Marisa. I'm from the U.S. and no I don't know any Marissa's.
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I have known about four people named Marisa (one was spelled her name Merissa). They are either late teens or adults now. I knew another who is middle aged. I don't know if I have met a Marissa (with this spelling). All of them pronounced their names as Mah-rissa. Two were of hispanic decent but they still said Mah-rissa even though most people of hispanic decent say Mah-ree-sa. I tend to say Mah-rissa for either. I prefer this pronunciation over Mah-ree-sa but both are nice.
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With Marisa it'll be Mah-ree-sa, due to the single 's'.
With Marissa it'll be Mah-rissa, due to the double 's'.I'm Danish, and no I don't know any Marisa's or Marissa's, apart from the ones who is celebrities or characters in movies/TV series.
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